Posts Tagged ‘stomach’
Allergy, food intolerance and chickpeas
| Food | May 23, 2007
590 views In some ways this is a long story and in others short…last year in Greece I had an upset stomach for a few days, mostly feeling incredibly bloated and heavy and need ing to go to the lavatory alot, so nothing unusual there for many travellers (sorry if this is too much detail as they say).
However I noticed these same symptoms, and worse when I got home, and it was always when i...
A New Baby – Colic
| Baby | April 27, 2007
40 views Perhaps I spoke too soon , as our baby continued not to sleep and to exhibit signs of digestion discomfort and colic. We began to realise that when she did sleep this was due to total exhaustion (imagine how we felt) and whilst in all other respects she was fine and lovely as well, the sleep and feed thing was wearing us down.
Now having got over it I thought I would write a little on wha...
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Babies: The first 3 weeks
| Baby | April 12, 2007
20 views Every child is different, their pregnancy is different, their birth is different and their parents are different, so this is not “The Truth” is a truth as it worked for me.
The birth was luckily short and we were home with our Baby Isis isabel by the end of the day, much to the surprise of the doctors and nurses, who couldn’t understand why we wanted to get home...
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Should I get my child vaccinated?
| Health | February 4, 2006
57 views Should you get your children innoculated or vaccinated?
They couldn’t let him get away with it, the governments and the large pharmaceutical companies. Six years ago when an article was published in the Lancet, linking the MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) vaccine to autism and stomach problems people woke up a little to the blind obedience to science. But the doctor who wrote that a...
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Lemon Balm (Melissa) anti-viral herb
| Health | February 3, 2006
27 views Lemon Balm and herpes
Lemoln Balm, a herb? a weed? it can take over a garden and grows into quite a bushy plant. The lemon balm plant originated in southern Europe and is now found throughout the world. The lemony smell and pretty white flowers of the plant have led to its widespread cultivation. Fresh leaves can be added to salad or used in egg dishes and can be used to make...
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